Be veridge Holds Qu Officers In Moonshine Probe
Wisconsin National Guard officials order an investigation into possible officer knowledge of moonshine sales at the Armorican barracks after Tutus Os waldt, a cook, was arrested in Milwaukee. Captain Mish testifies lack of awareness. probe examines two weeks of alleged activity with potential court martial or efficiency board implications for any implicated officers.
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National Guard
Milwaukee
Cby Associated Press
Milaukee
Tutus Oswaldt
Whitefish Hay
Orlando Holwa
Byron
Maddie Fon
Wisconsin National Guard
Federal Prohibition Office
Beveridge
Wisconsin
Mish
Simpry
Onliy
Congress Seeks Control of Child Labor Amendment
Washington reports another push in Congress to regulate child labor. Representative Ditzhead of Ohio introduces a constitutional amendment to ban employment of children under 18 and to set federal standards, drawing party debate and calls for swift action amid a divided House.
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Congress
Ditzhead
Ohio
de Po
Excitement at Bush League Game Causes Casualties
A Bush League baseball game sparked dangerous excitement with fans collapsing from heart issues and injuries. Players collide and a basemen suffers a broken ankle after a hard slide, while a spectator daughter of Ed Pearson also falls and is hospitalized. The chaotic scene prompts medical attention and questions about safety at minor league events.
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Brainerd
Winn
Pyr Deere
Thompson
Iikeman
Tone
Lake
Bar Davie Sere
Dykemin
Jinde
Ed Pearson
Filver
Ise Roth
Vesuvius Eruption Renewed Lava and Dense Vapor
In Naples the volcano Vesuvius is erupting with renewed lava flow and thick vapor clouds. Professor Malladra, head of the Royal Observatory, reassures residents that the current eruption will not threaten surrounding territory.
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Associated Press
Naples
Vesuvius
Malladra
Royal Observatory of
Vesuslug
Woman Dies After Fire Setself in Personal Crisis
Beloit reports Edward Rosmith, in a fatal act of self harm, set fire to her clothing with suid intent after attempting throat cutting. She died at a Beloit hospital shortly after midnight. Police say fear of insanity drove the act.
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United Press
Beloit
Edward Rosmith
Beneh
Tory Bee
Elephant Rampage Through Washington Before Recapture
An elephant described as the darkest captivity and the rampaging animal spelled chaos in Washington. The creature moved through Sedro Woolley and nearby towns, wrecking fences, destroying property, and scattering residents before authorities corralled it into the hills. Reports describe disrupted streets, broken windows, and multiple sightings as law enforcement and onlookers tracked the beast.
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Asanciuited Press
Tacoma
Wash
Tusho
Bellingham
Tornin
Tim Page
Sedra Woolle
Lushe
Hendrickson
Hendricksons
Sedra
Woolley
Cape Stein
Expatriated US News Writer Expelled From Russia
American journalist Edwin W. Hullinger was ordered to leave Russia within ninety six hours after being accused of evading censorship by sending advance information on the Germany Russia treaty. Hullinger denied the charges and prepared to appeal. If he remains, authorities will arrange a removal by escort.
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Ft Miter
Eresy
Louden
Pid
Bnger
Crem Hota
Oaovler
Untre Presa
Hullinger
Uie
Hiva
Moscow
Leon
Lewn
London
Pauly
News Moscow
Edwin W H Hullinger Fontes
United
Hullinger Astrongly
Ardes American Colleged
Mdi
Tim Mendis
Bureau of Potial Department
Acherce
Havre
Russia
Vativen Hillinger
Russi
Hollinger
Mailed Fist Campaign Foreseen Against Republican Insurgents
Dublin reports forecast a mailed fist campaign against republican insurgents as peace talks falter under Collins government. Threats of repression in Southern Ireland loom while the Dail debates peace confers. rebel interference and opposition hinder efforts to reach an accord amid ongoing turmoil.
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George MacDonagh
Dublin
Ireland
Collins
Aouth
Dail
Steel Leaders Gather to Discuss Merger Plans
Steel executives from Kuhn, Tawanna, Bethlehem, and Tackawanes met at an Allied Steel conference to outline a proposed six company merger. No formal statement was issued yet, but attendees indicated talks would continue, with a public statement planned later.
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New York
Aew Con Panies
Kuin Taeh
Oo Henkete
Kuhn Foe & Fa
Mercer
PETA
Grace Group
Moreing
Bethlehem and
Tackawanes At
Amerine Thland
Body of ex service man taken from Kenosha River
An ex service man named Horace was found dead after a fall into the Kenosha River near Man Street. Police say he had a domestic dispute with his mother in law and had recently borrowed money to buy a man. A wedding certificate was found in his coat pocket along with an honorable army discharge.
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Kenosha River
Associated
Prems
Kenosha
Nestor Horace
Mather
Horace
Mornay
Ia Las Coat
Army
Sinvenahin Pansrs
Federal expenses fall below last year totals
Washington reports that with two months left in the fiscal year federal outlays total less than the prior year. President Harding champions economy as White House budgets show expenditures near $182 million, a 40 percent cut from the previous year while overall federal spending trails last year’s level.
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Washington
Harding
Trial of ex banker Barfield postponed in trewit court
Joseph Hir field former Lake Geneva banker faces embezzlement charges of 34600 funds entrusted to his care. Trial postponed until June due to absences of Mary Nan Teazel of Chicago and others present in the court.
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United Press
Hikhorn
Joseph Hirfield
Lake Geneva
Trewit Court
Mary
Nan Teazel
Chicago
Hague Meeting Plan Accepted by Allies
Reports from Genoa indicate Allied powers accepted a plan for a Hague conference with reservations to propose amendments. France and Russia indicated cautious openness while the United States position remained undeclared, awaiting formal invitation details.
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Hague
Russe
Russie
Lind
Georges
HIRAM JOHNSON MAY FACE RACE COMPETITION THIS FALL
A rumor in political circles suggests Hiram Johnson may encounter Republican competition for the California senatorial nomination this fall. The report cites internal chatter within party ranks and notes potential challengers emerging from allied factions as Johnson weighs his path to reelection.
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Hiram Johnson
San Traiwisca
Ger Oetor Hiarmm Tahnson
Iain
Ste Tarsal
Califaana
Tal David Fo
California
Champiin & the
Girl Success as Cafeteria Boss in Ohio
The youngest cafeteria director in Ohio, possibly the nation, is Martha Ethel Ralston. At four years old she contacts crates and helps feed pupils daily in her town, showcasing remarkable early leadership in school meals.
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Ohio
United States
Martha Ethel Ralston
Yoon
Town
Appleton Salesman Near Death After Bandit Attack
A Appleton salesman was attacked by a robber, left near death. Police pursue suspect as the victim recovers in hospital. Eyewitnesses describe the confrontation and the clearest details available from the chaotic scene. Authorities warn of ongoing danger in the area.
La Crosse Man Stages Two Holdups
A La Crosse man committed two armed holdups at distinct locations using a revolver. He brandished a firearm and wore a white-handkerchief in one incident, threatening clerks and demanding cash. Police pursued the suspect, who fled toward the center and was later identified in connection with the incidents.
EFFECT OF COAL STRIKE FELT IN ASHLAND
The article reports a coal strike impact in Ashland with workers forced to come up or face reduced operations. It notes weather and rain disrupting activity as the strike continues and gatherings occur around key sites.
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Ashland
Collapse of Brazos Bridge Leaves Four Dead and Many Missing
Marlin Texas reports four people known dead and thirteen missing after the Marlin Belton bridge over the Brazos River collapsed. Only one body recovered, that of Mrs Ed Viele of Beaumont. Among the missing are Mayor Stallworth of Marlin, Dr W H Allen, and a seven year old boy, with about a dozen others not found as floodwaters swept the river. Nearby flood damage increases welfare need as relief workers operate through the night.
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Marlin
Tex
Marlin-Belton Browa
Hrazes River
Ed Viele
Beaumont
OM Stallworth
Martin
W H Allen
Clayton Reise
Houston
Lnwer
Mills Jong
Atelief
Httke
Huleomple
Ina Tn
Louisa 'Wu
Funda Hon
Fdas
Basou
Riples
Ripley
Milwaukee raid by federal agents targets multiple noted alcohol operations
Federal agents conducted a daytime sweep across fourteen Milwaukee locations linked to bootleg liquor operations. The actions included seizures of moonshine, whiskey bottles, and illicit alcohol stock during searches of residences, storefronts, and a car yard, with additional detentions of people connected to the case.
Assistant Treasurer Witness in the Trial of Governor Small
A garbled report references an assistant treasurer as a witness in the trial of Governor Small. The text includes scattered phrases about examination, testimony, and state actions but remains largely unreadable and fragmented.
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Small
Protests Use of Radio for Women’s Party Celebration
A fragmented report notes protests over radio use during a women’s party celebration. The article mentions Washington and government reopening steps, with references to attendees and planned events amid political tension.
Romance of Three Racine Children is Blighted Arrested
Three Racine youths, Crane and companions from Winnetka, allegedly planned a romance with danger. They reportedly stole an automobile in Winnetka, fled toward Chicago, and were seized after a week on the road. The episode ends with a plan to abandon the pursuit and walk home, reflecting disillusionment.
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Reese
Racine Penien
Racine
Winnetka
Tenemos
Chicago Bandits Receive No Leniency in Wisconsin Courts
Milwaukee news reports that a Chicago bandit, Tom Stein, was sentenced to twenty years in the Wisconsin state penitentiary after pleading guilty. The case involves a restaurant hold-up at Charica Tov and ties to other named individuals.
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Chicago Bandits
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Tom
Hy Stein
Chicago
Herr Beh
Mtate
Tvaupun
Dandelions and the Law on Home Wine Making
A confusing notice discusses whether dandelions can be used to make wine. It mentions federal prohibition concerns, Internal Revenue questions, and a possible ruling or inquiry routed to Washington. The piece appears to reflect debates over fruit status and household wine production in a legal framework.
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Newark
Washington Cote Water
United States and France Near Pact on Mandate Plan
Reports say Washington and Paris are close to agreement on the Trent mandate for Syria under a League of Nations framework. The United States would approve subject to conditions expected to be met by France, with action at a special meeting by July 35 addressing the British mandate for Palestine.
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Geneva
APT
Eee
Trent
Sotia
Secretariat
Agur of Nation
Heads of Banking House Held in Jail
Herman and Albert Hopmann heads of Hopmann & Co, tied to a fraudulent scheme involving 10909000, were jailed on charges of fraud. Bail set at 5000 each. they failed to post. The brothers allegedly spent over 31 million in 1414 to secure seized property tied to the open enemy property list.
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Arava —Hermin
Albert Tomann
Hopmann & Co
Herman
Weathered Fragments Hint At Unclear Local Update
Fragmentary OCR notes show stray terms about showers, temperatures, and central events but lack clear details or identifiables. The unreadable lines prevent a concrete hometown summary yet imply possible weather notes and local references.
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